Should Students Withdrawal From College

I am in favor of high school seniors requesting an early dismissal from school if they have their appropriate amount of credits. The time from their early dismissal will allow them to get a lot of work done. They will have

Students should see that it is for their own good to show up for class. If colleges made class mandatory, it would help improve students` grades and confidence in themselves. Also, students would have more consistency in their lives and in the class they would now be attending daily. Instead of inconsistent continuity, you can grow into a mature adult. A relationship can grow between your teacher and fellow students. In the future, I have hope that anyone that has influence on this topic, will succor our students for their future and see that mandatory attendance will turn young adults in school to becoming sleepers in their chosen fields of

Why do students feel like they have to go to college? It is the norm to go to college right after high school because that is what everyone else does. The failure to complete college had been recognized as a personal problem. There are multiple responsibilities when it comes to going to college and some students are not quite ready to attend. Most students go to college for the wrong reasons, whether it is to get away from home or to have fun and party. With all the responsibilities that students have to uphold comes stress and even depression. About 33 percent of college students drop out of college for multiple reasons whether it is family issues, too much stress, full time job etc. Many students lack the funds in order to cover their tuition and other fees. This is one of the reasons why some students decide that dropping out of college is the answer. Attending college strengthens one’s knowledge and opens up their mind to new things. College students should stay in school, however,it is not for everyone. Students should not stay in college if they are not prepared or if they can not handle the pressure.

As a senior in high school, questions regarding college and my plans for the years following graduation are asked to me on a day-to-day basis. College is definitely the most important thing I am focused on this year, and although a college degree is highly valued in the job field today, many argue that not everyone should attend college due to the fact that it brings a new level of responsibility that many cannot handle, many careers now do not require a four-year degree, and because students no longer have the desire to learn.

Each year thousands of students start college, though not all of them make it. Some students will go to college anywhere from a year all the way up to eight plus, as where others may only last a semester or two at the most. College is something that all students need to have in order to attain multiple opportunities The students who end up failing his or her college courses have multiple reasons as to why he or she may not have lasted as long as intended. Though most of them end up being rather foolish excuses. For instance, students not showing up to class on time, never doing his or her homework, not taking notes, refusing to give up relaxation time along with any type of social gathering, or it could just be as simple as him or her not understanding

Students go to college in search of knowledge, a new lifestyle, and the hope of a job after graduation. For many young adults, college is a rite of passage into an independent, mature new lifestyle. Not only is higher education a rite of passage, for some, it is also an opportunity to have a better life. Overall, college is a wonderful part of many people’s lives, yet the way the college education system is conducted wastes students time and money. College is basically composed of two parts: general education classes and major specific classes. General education courses are the source of wasted time and money, and should not be required of students. A few of the problems associated with general education classes are that they are

A student wants to quit choir/band,but her mom will not let her quit.The only other way to quit choir/band is to exit during semester but the student just can not wait for choir/band.The student thought maybe it would be nice if they did not have to wait till semester to exit choir/band.This student could have a better use of their time but instead the student has to stay in this class till semester.This rule should be changed so that students don’t have to go to classes they don’t enjoy.”At least fifty percent of students end up quitting band or choir because they don't like it.”

If a high school student, that is a senior, maintains a GPA of 3.5 wants the leave campus for lunch they should be allowed to exit the campus at least 3 days of the week. In order for the senior to leave campus, he or she must first sign out from the office when they leave and sign again when they return back to campus. The GPA rule will be very affective as it will eliminate any bad or problem causing kids which do not take school serious, from leaving the campus. There are always some kids who will try and take advantage of the system and see how much they can get away with and this system will hopefully keep those kids in school remaining on campus. Even with this system, there may be some seniors who take advantage of this privilege and abuse it to where it will be taken away from the other seniors. Again this will hopefully be avoided as the kids should realize they’re seniors, not freshmen and should act accordingly.

I agree with Nadia Banchik statement because many students do drop classes for reasons like work responsibilities, teaching method were not effective, and too much class work. Students feel that they are not ready for a class and they drop it, but others drop because it’s too hard or challenging. Professors prefer students to talk to them before thinking about dropping any class to see if they can help in any way. In the article “A Professor’s Advice On When To Drop a College Class”, a student had received sixty percent on their first exam. The student did not know that she received the highest percentage in the class until her professor saw that she wanted to drop the class, because she thought she was not capable of passing.

Those who abuse their privilege of leaving the campus will be punished properly. The time given to students to be

As minors, and of lesser importance than teachers, it would make absolutely no sense to ask students their input on attendance. I love that I have been given the opportunity to experience a different culture in my four years of high school. It makes absolute sense to have your hard earned credits taken away by missing one too many classes. Submission by fear is really working out great in our school. I think it’s really cool that the school punishes students academically for behavior. It makes sense, a student talks in class but still gets all their work done correctly should lose points for

These questions may arise from those who feel that this oppresses their freedoms or from those who are currently involved in these types of behaviors. College is an option, and those who choose to attend a certain university are willingly putting themselves into established policies and procedures. If a certain college is too oppressive, students have the option of choosing a different learning institution in which they feel better meets their desired freedoms. Unfortunately, new policies may have a negative effect, invoking controversy for the school and possibly negative publicity due to upset

While studying or even registering for a class presents a challenge to some college students, the greatest obstacle remains, going to class. Attending college is supposed to signify a new found freedom to make many important choices regarding education without high school mandatory attendance policies. However, students everywhere are coming to the staggering realization that college is not too different from high school. Teachers still take class roll and students are still expected to be at every class on time. What next, hall monitors in the hall? The time has come for action to be taken. Colleges must abolish mandatory student attendance policies for several reasons to be further discussed.

While there are many problems college students’ face while attempting to obtain a degree, the largest hindrance from completion is that of financial ability. One of the largest contributors to college dropout rates is the lack of financial support. Many college students must work either full or part time to support themselves or their families. With the declining economy and increasing costs of college tuition, funds are being scarcely distributed and many college students find that they are unable to continue their education due of this.

High school is hard. There are bullies, people who harass others. People who have disabilities try harder because they can't understand as well. Kids ask themselves every day: why am I in school maybe I should just drop out. These questions may feel like two sides of the same coin, but there are separate issues here: What are the legal requirements for attending school and dropping out? Even if you can drop out legally, what are the probable consequences? Every state has their own laws as to when a child may drop out. "For instance, several states allow students to leave school if they: have received their parents' written consent and have participated in an exit meeting with school officials are legally emancipated, or are attending high school part time and are either legally employed or enrolled in a private vocational school."